Historical information
Secateurs used by students. Given by Alice Tucker (née Glascodine) who graduated in 1933.
Physical description
Pair of metal anvil-action secateurs used by students at Burnley College with spring. Rusty.
Tool - Metal secateurs, Secateurs circa early 1930's, c. 1930
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Secateurs circa early 1930's a
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